Category Archives: Politics and Psychology

Ban the Bomblets

Posted on 30 August, 2007 by

From the Australian Dateline program, an excellent segment on cluster bombs that aired in April this year, with a focus on Lebanon. Unexploded Israeli-launched bomblets continue to litter the Lebanese countryside and endanger playing children and farming families, responsible for … Continue reading →

Posted in Activism, Afghanistan, Geopolitics, Hegemon-watch, International cooperation, Israel, Lebanon, People, Politics, Politics and Psychology, UN, Video, War, War crimes, Weapons | 10 Comments

The terror of depleted uranium (DU)

Posted on 13 August, 2007 by

Depleted uranium as a direct result of US-UK-Israeli neocon policy is wreaking ruin over Iraq, infecting civilians and especially children and lowering their immunity to other diseases such as the measles, infecting livestock, the air and environment, and the serving … Continue reading →

Posted in Boycotts, Hegemon-watch, Iraq, Israel, Middle East, Militarism general, Neocons, Politics, Politics and Psychology, Propaganda and psy-ops, Race, Syria, UK, UN, US Foreign Policy, USA, Video, War, War crimes, Weapons | Leave a comment

Phil Rockstroh: Roasting Marshmallows on the American Reichstag Fire to Come

Posted on 29 July, 2007 by

I happened to bookmark this thoughtful piece by Phil Rockstroh a couple of days ago (see PG Picks). Thanks to Phil sending it, I had the welcome opportunity to re-read it and I’m pleased to feature the full article and … Continue reading →

Posted in Activism, Alternative Media, Cartoonists, Civil liberties, Dissent, Empire, War and Terror, False flag ops, Fascism, Free speech, Hegemon-watch, History, Human Rights, Impeachment, International Relations, Iran, Iraq, Law and constitutions, Militarism general, Neocons, Peace and Justice, People, Political ideologies, Politics and Psychology, Poverty, Power, Race, US Foreign Policy, USA, War | 5 Comments

Paul Levy: Breaking the Vow of Silence

Posted on 10 July, 2007 by

Silence is not golden, the adapted adage goes, just yellow: speak up! One is reminded about what Orwell said telling the truth in a time of universal deceit, and this spirit informs the Paul Levy piece presented here. A practitioner … Continue reading →

Posted in Depth psychology, Iraq, Judaism, Middle East, Militarism general, Military-Industrial Complex, People, Political ideologies, Politics and Psychology, Poverty, Propaganda and psy-ops, Race, Syria, Theocons, US Foreign Policy, USA | 2 Comments